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Johnny Guitar
on DVD
(1963)
Starring: Joan Crawford, Sterling Hayden
Director: Nicholas Ray
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Strong-willed saloon-casino owner Vienna squares off against her nemesis, the shrieking Emma Small, who wrongly blames Vienna for her brother's death.
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Whatever Happened To Baby Jane
on DVD
(1962)
Starring: Bette Davis, Bette Davis, Joan Crawford
Director: Robert Aldrich
Certificate: 
Baby Jane (Davis) was a child star. When she grows up she is forgotten by the public. Instead her sister Blanche (Crawford) becomes famous as a Hollywood actress, overshadowing her sister who is increasingly bitter. After a mysterious car accident cripples her, Blanche is left wheelchair-bound at ..read more »
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The Best of Everything
(1959)
Starring: Hope Lange, Joan Crawford
Director: Jean Negulesco
Certificate: 
Set in New York City during the 1950s, this melodrama follows the illicit affairs of several career women in the glamorous world of book-publishing. The women pay a heavy emotional price for their involvement with married men: one ends up pregnant and must make a difficult choice; another has a ..read more »
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51%
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The Story of Esther Costello
(1957)
Starring: Joan Crawford, Rossano Brazzi, Heather Sears
Director: David Miller
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Eighteen-year-old Esther has been deaf and blind since the accident which killed her mother. Wealthy Margaret Landi, a native of Esther's village in Ireland, is talked into helping to educate and possibly heal Esther. Margaret grows to love Esther as a daughter, but finds Esther's innocence ..read more »
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Humoresque
on DVD
(1946)
Starring: Joan Crawford, John Garfield, Oscar Levant
Director: Jean Negulesco
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'Humoresque' tells the romantically tragic story of neurotic but wealthy socialite Helen Wright (Joan Crawford), and her affair with young, ambitious musician Paul Boray (John Garfield).
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66%
from 138 members
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The Women
(1939)
Starring: Norma Shearer, Joan Crawford, Rosalind Russell
Director: George Cukor
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A no-holds-barred comedy about the eternal battle of the sexes (both inter- and intragender) and starring Joan Crawford and Norma Shearer, THE WOMEN is based on the play by Clare Boothe Luce and is set in high-society 1930s New York. Although no men appear in the film, they are its primary subject ..read more »
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79%
from 89 members
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Dancing Lady
(1933)
Starring: Joan Crawford, Clark Gable, Franchot Tone
Director: Robert Z. Leonard
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Janie (Joan Crawford) lives to dance and will dance anywhere - even in a Burlesque theatre. Rich playboy Tod Newton (Franchot Tone) discovers her and lands her a part in a Broadway musical, directed by a friend of his, Patch Gallagher (Clark Gable). Tod thinks that he can get what he wants from ..read more »
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Grand Hotel
on DVD
(1932)
Starring: Greta Garbo, John Barrymore, Joan Crawford
Director: Edmund Goulding
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The creme de la creme of MGM's pantheon gathers at the luxurious GRAND HOTEL, where "nothing ever happens." Greta Garbo is at her most radiant and poetic as the melancholy ballerina who finds a reason to dance again after she falls for the down-and-out Baron (John Barrymore) who planned to rob her. ..read more »
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64%
from 784 members
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Rain
on DVD
(1932)
Starring: Joan Crawford, Walter Huston, William Gargan
Director: Lewis Milestone
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The story of a preacher who finds himself drawn to a prostitute during a sailing trip in the South Seas. The boat becomes stranded on the island of Pago Pago and this gives the preacher an opportunity to try to save her soul...
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The Unknown
(1927)
Starring: Lon Chaney, Norman Kerry, Joan Crawford
Director: Tod Browning
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Alonzo is an apparently armless knife thrower who uses his feet to encircle Estrellita with blades. Zanzi is killed by Alonzo (who really does have arms). Estrellita allows herself to fall in love with Alonzo (she fears men's arms), so he goes to a hospital and has his amputated. Meantime Malabar ..read more »
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71%
from 30 members
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Night Gallery - Series 1
(3 discs)
on DVD
Starring: Diane Keaton, Joan Crawford, Roddy McDowall
Director: Steven Spielberg
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Rod Serling branched out from his TWILIGHT ZONE television series in the early 1970s with NIGHT GALLERY. The material was darker than most Serling-fans had come to expect, with plenty of horror and creepy chills included in each episode. A constant throughout the show was the eerie beginning, which ..read more »
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60%
from 210 members
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Joan Crawford - Always The Star
on DVD
Starring: Joan Crawford
Certificate: 
This glamorous and hugely popular actress raised herself from brutal poverty to Academy Award-winning stardom by guts, determination and hard work. During her fifty-year career, she made over eighty films. But her obsessive perfectionism led to the later caricature of coat-hanger-wielding harridan ..read more »
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Rain
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(1932)
Starring: Joan Crawford, Walter Huston
Director: Lewis Milestone
Certificate: 
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Run time: 92 minutes
Prostitute Sadie Thomspon (Joan Crawford) is held in quarantine on Pago Pago island and whilst she is popular amongst the American troops stationed there, missionary Alfred Davidson makes it his business to make her life a living misery.
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The Performance, the performance...the performance!! 14 November 2006
...listic, it's just meant to be fun. I also very much liked the performance of a Joan Crawford as the stenographer.
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